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Sadie Cramer is an Irish illustrator who lives in a top secret hide-out on the shores of Lough Corrib, Galway with her husband and four children. Here is a look at her Galway Hooker inspired illustrations. By means of drawing, painting, sculpture and installation, Sadie creates rhythmic forms, which are by turns, playful, colourful and humorous.
Conor Nolan is an illustrator and designer fresh out of NCAD who spends his time drawing, scribbling and screen printing in Dublin. He has illustrated for the likes of Hunt & Gather, SkiBeat and the Sunday Business Post. Most of Conor’s work involves drawing on paper with ink to capture a handmade feel, and creating interesting portraits of everyday people.
"Drilling for oil is a risky business", as the judge in the recent Commercial Court case of Seadrill Ghana Operations Limited v Tullow Ghana Limited ("Seadrill")1 observed. One of the contractual mechanisms by which businesses have traditionally sought to protect themselves from such risk is the "force majeure" clause.
Jill Quigley grew up in Inishowen in Donegal, on a dairy farm, and most of her work is made in and around this environment. After studying art history and ancient history in college, she subsequently spent “quite a few years doing nothing very interesting” at all until she found photography and went to do a Masters in the subject at the University of Ulster in 2012. Here she talks to me about her project ‘Cottages of Quigley’s Point‘.
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